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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-24
SUNDAY SERVICES.
OF DIFFICULTIES.

The Tabernacle, on Sunday afternoon,
was well filed in every part. quite a
number of transcontinental excursion
lists being included among those in at
tendance. The services were begun by
the choir and congregation singing.
Guide us, o thou great Jehovah,
Saints unto the promised land;
We are weak, but Thou ar able.
Hold us with my powerful hand.
Holy Spirit,
Feed us till the Savior comes.
Prayer by Elder William Greenwood
of American Fork.
Singing by the choir of the hymn,
Jesus once of humble birth,
Now in glory comes to earth;
Once He suffered grief and pain
Now he comes on earth to reign
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

Two Wore Iouna People Join Heart
aud Hand.


and iIand.
Last night az : o'clock Mr.. X. y.
johnson and Miss Rcbecca barrow
were married at Mcoie, hall. the Rev.
w. II. Bagby performing the ceremo-
ny. Only few persons were present
Mr.. T. a. Crawford, Mr. William L.
llallpike, Miss Lois Couger Miss
Florence Darrow aud "A few other
friends. After the wedding the new.
~ made bride and groom retired to
the IT ,idencc of Mrs. Simeon Little,
where they will at present make their
nome. Mr.. Johnson is - Young man
OF energy, industry and probilv aud
highly esteemed, and the bride is one
of Waco's lovely young ladies whom
any man might be proud to win for u
wife. The marriage was quite EUR
prise rs very few knew OF the inten
ton of the young people. They vii
start on the new path of lie they hay,
chosen with the hearty good wishes %
all who know them and THE ENAM
INEK extends sincere cOngratulationi
and hopes for their prosperity anC
happiness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02
PERSONAL.

MIR. II G. Cooke, of Bosquo county,
10 in the city.
DIR. Il. Ii. Carroll has returned home
from Falls county.
DIR. January, of South Bo'que, was
visitor to the city yesterday.
Hon. w. ). Baker addressed the
good citizens OF West last ight.
Mrs. VI. a. Roseuthal and children
will leave for Wootcn Wells to-day.
Frank CASTOR, OF Alexander, has
como to Waco To take u position on
the Advance.
Mr.. II. {. Bartlett, clerk of the dis
trict court OF Falls county WAS IN the
city yesterday.
THE EXAMINER was favored wi h II
call from Mr. r. &. Oltorf, of the Mar
lin Ball, YESTERDAY morning.
Colonel Miller and Mr.. Ferguson, of
the Cor-icans Observer, are in the
city in attendance upon the Adam's
trial rs wituC sses.
At the Pacific: j f. Tally, New
York; G. II Plummcr, j a Slaughter,
Galveston; Jno Il DHvenpOrI Canton,
.; Chas II Barte!l, + & Oitorf, Mar
liu: IL a WMdncr, Baltimore, j j.
Rundell. Austin: Joe Lehman > +
Mallory, city: w Il TullIs, Kaufman; j
Il Polak, NJ McCiennan, DALAI:
Geo DaiLlc, Galveston; Mrs NJ j
johnson, Atlanta, Ca, : { Upshap,
llill-boro: VI pcyHrcauX, 81 Louis: j
a Horne, Falls county; \ Jay Wolf,
New Orleans; II IL Owlnr, Cincin-
natl; j f Parks, Bryan; j - Park,
city: l. + Glib On, McGregor - {
Butord, Louisville; : j Eckles, Chi
cago Sam Mount New York.
At the McClcllaud II IL Brewer,
Dailq,, f. " Nicholson, Marlin; Mis-,
May Nicholson, Marlin, ; j Mitchell,
ST Louis: w ii Mclaughlin, Chicago;
NJ O Ilaynic Florence; & II Thoms.
son, Dullau; " ; Powell, Meridian,
II c Cooke, Meridian; l. + Osborn
Meridian; Z II Cherry, Olive, Ohio;
n B steele harrisburg, Ark; Mr.
Miller and Ferguson, Coroicana
; j Legg, Il G Cloor II Louis; Il
Blues, Bremond; j Knight, Louis
lana, Mo- Misses Hall, Smith, Key, w
b Shields, Marlin; T Crawford, city
j Y Harris. Columbus, Miss; j a
Clark, hiilsboro; Mrs Fannie Wootau
Manchester; T llornor, New York
York; Mrs, j w station, Austin: Miss
Willie shelton, Moody: " b Wood
ward, Texas; j II Helm, city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

Rooms Of the State Executivo Com
m,tten Of Observation-Disclosures WACO
Nav 10. lss7.-The following plan of
oroaulzation il ndopted for the cam.
na7Vn.
Tho basis of tho organization
m,Ist necessarily he in the precincts
70 thIs end Inc chairmcn of the
conntv committocs must Give their
immc,Iioto and careful attention. SO.
i"rtjn% for cerh nrec,nct nm active.
rool"TS. trionJ of The caliso as chair
mann and organilcr who will 60 70
,""n a." ~, a,oo "p'rorirct clnhs wb,r
' "V' sbnnld me- nrganile1 a..
RI. nnc,rod fnrnisnrs an eosv moJr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

3Tnss failed entirely to euro ne Of sev
Snee iniuirnt running Ulcers On my
~ which ] have been troubled for
,Gn several doctors also attempted
' IA w, IoGttAiled. have .u.cd only u Few
hc, d. h. Is. made at Atlanta, GRpl and
al a. oyeu uuly magical, ms they nave
I'M ma lam cured, tits werth all
m, ~" We ior purifying the blood This
k,,! mex eu'e has hucu effected after
- el'e Ial failed. Your medicine Is
H. "a' lone the business for me
" H'to improving. unpetitc and diges.
~ ..'.p sounily, aud never felt
An RS Il'd me that could not he
~ y Is y. hns cured me.
~ ,, ,n.,' 'Ie quickest, best aud cheap.
n 'N,l"rt over used. IT Is ahead OF
n A. TO my ct,r and II, ruru refer
n "-'rNAn ior professional man of Pine
n ~ \ IL MoERls, Cotton Buyer,
wa ARR May l2th. 1856,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02
Cancer OF the Tongue

,rifn. some thtco OF our years ag1 Na- you
lin, An nicer ON tho side uf her tongue h'h'
,n. u'tn,t me pain wu4 lncc-snu,, causing .o-H
II sleep and producing great nervous itUI,,n'opI i,
,,..ri from, the shoulder. hud trultf'u III VIZ
wr,.t ~ one nnni she n,lnpst losing ~, us, u' ~
Iie,wern the suffering OF me tw"' ~, hhu p,n"1
,"yInrsotnn liy mo unr ~ "a nal Il zen 'ihA',
go t,,,I,.n SWlft'A Specific, rhc WAS rhl!Itl
r"l,ryed nnd restored to heath ! M. VA ln,''
xears 400 and mere Ia, been hn ttluih 81 '' "''
ease go
r,o.,,.c ON nlood and SKIN Diseases uia'.rl re-
TmN SwiyT srxcirio 80 Drawer g. \'""''' u"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

INl.d phauioms and >hriuking cries Of a
IS Aunhu- can make money by impos-
ln tue crehulity and Ignorance OF nh
l0.lc' and thc supply OF This species of
Nt'us more than adequate demand
lc0tlou Of faCts-facts that have stood
'iS-iacts proven by brain force and
whence, should satisfy all luudRble
~ but the cXecrablc prscticr Of
tdsr IDEAS sud doctrines for self.
mrut is truly chensiblc ana
seorucd by NIL clusse-.
|lne house tells you that lOdide OF Pot
POISON SIMPLY because their opponents
hey SUPPOSE. you should look upon
asraut frauds and their remedies
'lhy pu lie confidence, aud u those
~ 'ucl as scrtlous dOuot know bet er,
NAset of unenytahle ignorumuses.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02
re EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
OF
,1I-pROHI BlTlONlSTS,

| clark. chairman, Waco.
CO. o. rate and viii lambert, sec
kI ~, pci.tiict-w. L. Douglass,
it nv ID Beaumont; l.. L. Cham
Tlis'airman, r., Liberty.
Gun Gun District-W. W. Spivey,
coan d.. Henderson; a. ID. Tins
IIIis o r., Henderson.
cup pistrict-W. II. Pope chair
hUr Nqrshall; +. +, Dennis, chair
r Marshall. -, -.
,orih District George 7. Todd
our our. d.. jefferson; II. Shorter,
lI ,m r.. Linden.
I n Ih'IWii.,rict--J. -. Petect, chair
''n sulphur Syringe; |. Pepper,
a n% r., Greenyillc.
'u run District Cone johnson,
Am y tyler; j. f. Anderson,
.msr. T., Tyler.
ruth ui'b District-R. f.. Nantis,
,@ap. D.. wills Point.
%,b pistrict-G. ID. Neal, chair
%, Nsyasota.
KIN Dislrict--W. II. Crank, chair.
wv Houston; Richard Allen
Ia. r., Houston.
District Vi. T.. Nleborg
= an. d., Galveston.
\ ,n,h District-R. Il. Allen
man, D., llallett'vlllc; Henry
II Tnlumbus
.S,fth Di.trici-J. II. Shelburnc
,Hau. D.. Bcllvillc; Henry Muller
man. H., BRENNAN.
,,,oenth District-lI. NJ. Gar
\ chairman, d., Bastrop.
mtteenth District-R. NJ. Smith
msu. D., Bryan; Thos. j, Powell
i,msn, H., Calvert.
S0Ieutn Di.trict-B. r. Barry
,nu D., Corsicana; l.. X. Way
~ Alrman, H., Mcxia.
iuelh DISTRICT. ;. Boggs
rn, d., Terrell; a. NJ. Cochran
n8, H., Dallas.
|rateenlh District-W. NJ. Bush
imam. u, Mckinney; j. Ii
M. chairman, r., Denton.
Fifteenth District-W. II. Daugh
A chairman, ID, Gainesville; Loui
ifech,, chairman, D., Deuison.
Nineteenth District-D. X. Britt
airman D., Vernon; Louie Hottie
airman, H., Henrietta.
[Tweniielh District-Wm. Capp.
SsIrran, D., Fort Worth; j. /
Dexaudcr. chairman. Il, Fort Worth
kWeniy.lIrst District a. T.. Me
mon chairman, d. Ilillsboro; j
Bim. chairman, H., WaXahachlc.
Nenty second District ~. ii. llaI
chairman, 3D., Waco; Henry Tate
|nnau, H. I,cagan.
Renty-third District. II Scalci
nnau, - Bolton.
. twenty fourth District H. Il
hcr,, chairman, b.. Austiu;Juliu
ute, Chairman, r., Austin.
Nnt, fifth District-Thos. Nc
chairman, b, Luling; f. y
ban, chairman, Il Seguin.
Mtnty- sixth District H. -. Linn
Nan, d., Victoria; Max Urwit.
msn, r., Victoria.
Wen,y.seycn,h District-T. "
sneiy chairman, ID, Rio Grand
~
.Mwenty.cighh District - EIga
chranm, chairman, ID an Antoui,
Belkuap, chairman, Il, san Al
MO.
Twenty-niuth District \.
hrke, chairman, D., Albany,
lhirlicth bi,trict-N l.. CoOpc
lrnau, -. Grsubury.
d hii first Dj,tri"t-G W. We'll
irnnaD -, Bonham; Louis Mac
bLd, chairman, H., Cmrksville.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

~rRINGFIELp, l,l,. Juno THE
bal weather Of to-day seriously inter
tered with She.uan's reception.
About II O'Clock rain set in, which
continued at intervals, making it nee.
essary to abandon outdoor demon
STATIONS. Elaborate preparations
had been made in the way of platform
aud seats in front of the state house.
During n lull of the storm about
900 persons occupied their seat>, but
were driven to the representative
hall by the rain, ut o'clock. In u
short Time > 900 people crowded into
the galleries. capable OF ordinarily
holding only 800, and the more
favored, to tho number of
1900 were admitted to the floor of the
house. AS senator sherman accom-
panied by GOV. Oglesby, Senator
Cullom aud FarweIl, the STATE officers
ana members OF the managing COM
mitteG entered the hall ut 1920, there
was lound aud continued applause
Senator sherman was introduced by
Gov. Oglcsby aud delivered long
speech in which he defined two great
political parties of the country from
his standpoint and IN which he made
his own position pretty PLAN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

Forty dozen sailor hats at 25c each,
worth soc, small assortment choice
sailors at 81, formally rctaiIcd at 81, 1j
An endless variety of French chips;
aud strews in all braids, styles quail
ut- and coiors, at our former mOder-
ate prices. 4. NlcHoLsoN's.
Conner Fifth and Frank lin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup should a.
ways be used for children tecthing, 10 soothe
the child suficns the guns, Allays all pains
diHrrh ph
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

The Light Infantry nj a meeting
Yesterday afternoon did Themselves
nm honor aud vciy pretty young
lady deserved compliment by the e
lection unanimously aud enthusiastic
ally, OF Miss Mary Bailey Thompson
to be "Sponsor" OF the company, II
Miss Thompson accepts, the company
will have no excuse if they do not BE-
come tho first company in the state,
tor no knight errant mad ever i'll n
lairer lady greater spur to lordly
deeds or Gallant achievements.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

The very choicest the market at
fords Whittakcr's hams and the
finest dried beef in the world, fit to
make the most delicate mouth water
for some at my store, corner Fourth
and Franklin streets, together with
the very best groceries sad canned
goods OF ali descriptsons- except
poor ones. Yours, etc,
JOE 5. THOMPSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02
WHAT KILLS Anne RlcANS.
Fast Naturalization Casting hard
DRINKING Poor >IUcp,uE soctnI
Jealousy ioiiitCni Auction
Violent Passions NJ Race

The alarming disease of this
country is nervous debility and
prostration. 1t goes urder
many names but it is essen
tally the same complain
Hospitals and. private institu-
tions for nervous pG'ients are
crowded. The average of life
IN the United States is de.
crcasing every YEAR. Sudden
death from nervous collapse
among our business, profess
ional and public mon are so
frequent As to scarcely excite
remark The majority Of sui.
cidcs, committed without APP
parent reason, or under social.
ed "deprcssion Of spirits are
really prompted 10y nervous
prostrauou, which is fruitful
source Of insanity and crime
with all their grici and horror
These facts are startling.
they threaten the very life OF
the nation; they aSsail the
= springs of It's power and pros
pcrity; they wreck manhood's
strength and woman's useful
, ness and beauty.
4 Everyone should know the
: causes. " hat are they? The
answer is easy and terribly
:, plain Chr vicious personal
7 habits; our careless and lawlcss
d, eating and drinking; the in
r tense mental and physical
strain arising from our mad
= race after money, position and
influence; the fears and strug-
glcs of poverty; the use of mar
cotlcs and stimulants; ourfash-
ion of turning day into night
and NIGHT into day; and, brief
~, our desperate willingness to
pay any price tor mn hours
pleasure or success. So we
burn liic's candle at 10th ends
and fill the lunatic asyIums
AMI the graveyards.
The disease from which we
sullecr and dicis, in plain Eng
Gsh, nervous dyspepsia, as It
\. is seated IN the nerves and in
y the organs Of digestion assiuI-
iIatiou and nutrition. Healthy
digestion being impedcd or de-
suoyed, the whole body,ncrycs
included, is literally starved;
5 even when there is no enact
alton to tell the sad story
Nervous prostration sends
\ out It's warnings headache
~ in the morning; "A persistent
dull hcavmcss or aching at the
oo base of the brain; wakciuIEcss;
S o,. loss of appetite and disgust
~, with food; loss of mental encr-
II gy and interest in ordinary
.Gi duties and business; restless,
zee ness and anxiety without any
st. assign able reason; cructatious
rec bad breath; foul mucous on the
q" teeth occasional giddincss
- palpitation of the heart, sal
lowness Of the skin coated
tongue and gradual failure Of
strength and ambition.
The remedy is a total aban,
donmcnt Of the habits and Gus
toms which cause the diseas,
in each individual case, and the
use Of Shaker Extract Of Root
Scigel's syrup to cure tn
mischief already done. TIN.
great remedy prepared by til,
shaker Communityof Mt. Lcb
anon, n. y, lscspcciaIy adapt
ed to eradicate nervous dys
pepaia. TO do this it act
n. directly and gently but power
re- fully upon the disorlere,
stomach, liver and kidneys
.n restoring their tone an,
by visori promoting the sccrctio
as Of bile, cypeIlug wastcmatter
'' from thcsystcm, and purifyin
Il. the blood
Upon the nervous systcr
. Shaker Extract [Sicgers Syn
upI acts a safe and whnl,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

Everything which belongs to pure
healthy blood is impaired by Hoods
osr,aparilli A trial will convince
Won OF It's merits
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

Those who are inclined TO bilious.
ness will iiuG Morrj~' Cascariue ~
un'ailing remedy Tor its eradication.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

The recorders court showed yes
terday morning rclapsc again and
presented tie usual number Of uufor'
,unate offenders, Geo Frsuk, assault
aud battery, 50 Jno, r.. Mcdonald,
iutoxication, $3.50; Geo. Cummings,
ditto, 800; W. H. NaXey, throwing
water ona lady, Sl00 The last is The
driver Of rpr!ukliug wagon lie
was sprinkiiug on Austin street, had
stopped his team on Fiith TO avoid a
buggy and had turned around to start
back and opened the sprinkler Just o.
Il lady cros sing the street was oppo-
site the wagon which threw the water
over the lady.
DISTRICT COURT
In the dis.ric, court four cases were
tried State vs.. Tom Pcrrins, theft
acquitted; Vim. Bean alias White,
theft OF horse, guilty and five years
Chas. ;. Adams, forgery IN two cases
aud two years ia each case. The last
case is one which appeals strongly to
public sympathy The otlense was
committed whilo Adams WAS under
the influence of liquor. Four cases
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

something new. Egg Phosphato7
on draught nj w. a Williamson ~
cos. soda fountain.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02
Dresses

Of these we have still few left aud
they must 90, so come and make your
selection before its too late.
LEWGNE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

ANtirriuG rimc- Blninc Mentioned tor
rrCsIdCnt.

frcsidcnt'
CmcAGo. June The Interim.
.iouol SUNDAY Scbool Convention ro-
,s.....,, ....,. -
''''',' r'''H 'niS '''V'"'"k' ~ IT,
evans, OF Texas was chosen tcmpora
~ President. MIR. Wagner. of Penn
-ylysu.a. was chosen TEMPORARY see.
rotary T,, ,ominoti,r .o,i,u,o,
vss d., ''I...,,I r,li ,''W no
toIIo,,t,,., -. ,.,,.i,o.t.,.
iurc. - ' ,"o,,ii -, no nros", ''' f'''
Al.han,a ''""' W. w
AiasL" ''
NrtSnsos
Csi1rr"i,
CninraLo
Coir"c,iru,
DaLots
DrrNnrc
District of Col,mhi,
I1t',ts
irJi.',
k.n.o
kou,n,I,
MARYLAND
Nln.,a,hu.ctts
NlH.ti.,r
N.pnr.ota
Nu..ssinui.
MI.sour,
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada.
\ow Ilomu.bir,
New .Jrrsry
Ncw York
Ohio.
Orcpou
P.pn.ylyaria.
Ehodc .lnud.
south Carolina.
Tennessee
Texas.
UAh.
\ir,inia.
WASHINGTON Tcrritor,
West Virginia
Wisconsin
WYOMING.
Ontario
Quebec.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02
were fled but on pleading guilty to
two the others were dismissed.


In the county court peace and quiet
reigucd. The seat of the judge was
vacant, the chairs of the lawyers VA
cant. there was no court. the JUS
ticcs courts were also barren Of busi.
ness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02
Indec Wood's rin,c,

WAsHINcroN, June IA promi-
nent official entirely DISTINGUISHED.
who has talked with the president
rogardna the vacancy in the United
States supreme court. caused py the
death of Justice Wood, said to n
representative of the Associated
Press last night, that while the prc,i.
dent ha- decided to give the place 10
the south, be is satisfied there is
nothing IN tho constitution, the law,
or in precedent which confines the
selection of appoiutee 10 the state in.
cludcd In the circuit in which
the deceased Justice was assigned.
The official explained that while con-
gfc-s fixes tho boundaries of tho judi
cial circuit, the court itself makes the
assignment of judge aud il has fire.
qucn,ly happened that the judge ap-
pointed from oaC state is assi 1ucd e.
circuit IN an entirely different sec.
ton OF tho country aud also that when
vacancy has occurred in any partic.
ular circuit it may be filed 10y an APP
poiutmCnt from state altogether
outside Of the Jurisdiction.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

Constipation superlnduces the sgo-
ny OF that diseasc so prevalent, known
a. Piles, This can be cured and pre-
vented by taking Morris Cascsrlne.
Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by
;. Is, Hamlet, Druggists, Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

Makes the H.
nest Water
t'O.tr POr
traits
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

Lay Down the shovel aud the toe.
one of the landmarks of the good
old-timy days ha, been an ngcd co..
ored man, Henry Bedweil by name,
and once a slave, we are told, of some
of TIE family or Mr.. George r. Coatcs.
For year., al an extreme age, hc has
crept about the streets always ready
with shovel and hoe for an odd, hon
est job and lately of nights BE- has
found a Sleeping place in 81 old hall
belonging to Mr.. Joel Robinson, who
has in rough times given HIM food
and money for medicine. Inc old
man Is u relic Of the past. very old.
turroWcd and bent, but showing he
must have once boon of magnificent
physique. and leading ono To guess
Of the hundreds Of lat postum, he
has eaten, The thousand OF Acr.. of
cotton chopped and picked, and the
pride has felt in the fact that hc wa
none of the low trash but < OOC
Niger The old mau started Gus ear
ly yesterday afternoon, hoe IN hand
TO look Tor ~ Job Rcathing Levine
corner, on Austin street, lac set his
hoe against the wall and sat down Oh
u boN-to die. After be- had beer
there long time policeman WA,
called under the impression that h,
was intoxicated, hut II wa seen tina,
it was not drunkenness but death. OF
something like it. llc was not prot
ty sight, but no man, though hc b,
wealthy or great, looks pretty whci
struggling with death, and he wa
carried on wagon to hi old plac,
In the back hall and an order pro
cured for his removal to the poo
house. 1t was real case of an oil,
uncle Ned laying down the shove
; and the hoe.
, II afford, instant relief and speedy cure I
AL sufferers from rheumatism salvation OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-02

II afford, instant relief and speedy cure to
AL sufferers from rheumatism salvation OIL
An citizens troubled with couah,or colds
should al once Use pr. Bull cough syrup.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-10
Brief Mention.

The Senate, on Wednesday night. rejected
Is to 15-the bill making it unlawful to buy OF
sell grain and produce on margins.
New trustees were chosen at Galena. on
Wednesday. for the German English College,
including tho bishop W. X Ninde, of Topeka.
The Rev. Frederick Schaub was elected presi-
dent.
Fred G.. Hilmer seventeen years old, fatally
shot Ed Barnes in Geneseo, Tuesday night.
Barnes was near shed on Hilmer's place.
The boy warned him off. and said he discharged
the revolver to frighten Barnes The ball
entered Barnes's abdomen. Hilner had hear
ing, and was released from custody.
There a very heavy rain, Tuesday even
ing, in the northern part OF Macon county and
the wind did some damage to crops in the vicn-
ity of Macon and Moaqueka. Tho tornado was
quite severe. and the roofs of barns were blown
off Farmers reported that some of the new
corn was laid fiat.
Daniel Cox a farm hand, was arrested at
Warrensbure, Mo-, yesterday, by Sheriff Powell,
of Green county. Illinois. and will be brought
back to Walkersville for trial On the 21st of
February last he struck W. n. Nice over the
head with a stone, killing him. The men had
quarreled over the election of Hayes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-10
Collector Hunter Objects.

Washington Special to Cincinnati Enquirer.
Collector Hunter, of the Lawrenceburg In
diana) internal revenue district, has written
voluminous letter to the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue. filed with reasons why the
principal Office of the consolidated Lawrenceburg-
tKokomo district should not be removed from
lLawrenceburg to Indianapolis in accordance
with the executive order consolidating the two
bdistricts. The principal reason given was be-
cause the greater portion of the revenue col
1ected in the district is at Lawrenceburg ard
Aurora This reason, however. does not seem
10 impress the officials here a strong one be-
rause, rs they say, a deputy will be retained at
lawrenceburg and Aurora. and the tax payer
will not be put to any Inconvenience in getting
/ supply of stamps. The officials seem to think
that the proper place for the principal Office of
the collector is at Indianapolis where there is a
government building and which is nearer the
center OF the district 1t is probable that Col
1ector Hunter will have to move up to Indianap-
oils resign. The officials suspect that the
strongest reason he has for objecting to the
change is one which be omitted to give in his
letter, viz. because he resides at Lawrenceburg
and doesn't want to be put to the Inconvenience
of going to Indianapolis to attend to the duties
of his position collector.